Trinseo plc

10/28/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/28/2024 03:33

Trinseo Welcomes Brad Walsh as Vice President, Engineered Surfaces

October 28, 2024

Brad Walsh is joining Trinseo's Engineered Materials and Plastics organization as Vice President, Engineered Surfaces. Brad will officially begin on Monday, November 4, and will be reporting directly to Francesca Reverberi, SVP of the newly structured Engineered Materials and Plastics business unit.

"I'm excited to welcome someone with Brad's leadership credentials and experience to our Engineered Materials and Plastics team. His background will be extremely valuable as we continue to focus on advancing our capabilities in the engineered surfaces space," said SVP of Engineered Materials and Plastics, Francesca Reverberi.

Brad is an experienced leader with a solid background in commercial operations, manufacturing, and financial management, including direct P&L responsibility. He has over 15 years of progressive experience successfully implementing growth and improvement strategies in the industrial and consumer product sectors. Brad joins the organization from 3A Composites America where he served as Vice President & Deputy CEO. He was a member of a five-person executive team responsible for all P&L, budget, and strategic planning, and he managed approximately eighty direct and indirect reports.

Prior to his time with 3A Composites America, he was Vice President of Titus Tool Company, Inc., based in Seattle, WA. Titus is a leading international manufacturer of high volume, precision engineered components for the construction, appliance, and automotive markets. Previous experience includes roles as Operations and Inside Sales Manager for Alfit America, Inc, a manufacturer and distributor of premium European functional hardware with annual sales of approximately $60 million. Brad managed operations and customer service, along with direct responsibility for inventory control, import and export functions. He also held the position of Director at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta where he oversaw operational management in Government Securities, Cash Services, and Institution Fund processing.